It’s a pity to say that this film still caters to the tastes of Westerners. Of course, this may be helpless. If you want to get attention there, you must use this story to gain attention. It has been more than 30 years, and it is still like this. Old routine. Full of inexplicable superficial or deliberately superficial understanding of war, human rights! The issue of the Islamic veil is also roughly linked to the liberation of women. Obviously, Iran is not a hell. Even if it was then, it is certainly not now, and even now it is. Then the people in hell are struggling and are not paid attention to. All I see is the exile of marginalized people. The so-called Iranian background that has experienced revolution and war does not make marjane in Vienna any different. At best, it is the story of an overseas student in a foreign country, and a lot of such people are caught in China! It is easy to understand why this film was banned by the Iranian authorities. The author is certainly not guilty of telling his own story and expressing his opinions, but unfortunately, he was accidentally packaged as a democracy fighter! Westerners like this kind of master.
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